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Graeme Brown

Graeme Brown is the Editor, New Audience at Birmingham Live

Jewellery Quarter BID beer tasting
Economic Development
Over 60 people attended a Jewellery Quarter beer tasting event organised by the Jewellery Quarter BID and Two Towers Brewery.
IPF holds regional property lunch
Economic Development
The Investment Property Forum (IPF) hosted its annual Midlands lunch for the region's property professionals.
CBRE's markets team hosts briefing
Economic Development
CBRE's specialist markets team hosted a market update briefing for members of Birmingham’s property community at the firm’s office in Cornwall Street.
Katie Bard hosts seminar on market trends
Economic Development
Katie Bard gave an update on labour market trends regionally and nationally during an event at De Vere Venues Colmore Gate.
Martineau Galleries set to rise again
Economic Development
Forgotten quarter brought to market for biggest regeneration project since Bullring
Innovation Birmingham holds Women in Tech event
Economic Development
The Innovation Birmingham campus welcomed 60 people to its inaugural Women In Tech event.
French coffee house Madeleine opens at The Cube
Commercial Property
Madeleine has become the latest addition to the Cube, and will sit on level seven alongside Shogun Teppan-yaki and Bun & Bowl
Miliband: We'll end the low pay epidemic in Britain
Economic Development
The leader of the opposition has outlined major changes to force companies to increase the wages of the country's poorest paid. Graeme Brown reports.
Driving forward business relations at go-karting day
Economic Development
Businesses from across the Midlands took part in the Birmingham Post’s annual go-karting event.
Champions event at Rugby School
Economic Development
The Coventry and Warwickshire Champions breakfast event was held at Rugby School.
Young musicians compete for prizes
Economic Development
The Bromsgrove International Young Musicians’ Competition recently took place in the Routh Hall at Bromsgrove School.
Council pensions pot and the Secret Wealth Garden
Economic Development
Birmingham city councillor John Clancy claims councils are wasting money by paying almost £500 million a year to city financiers for investment advice
Edgbaston chief relishing return of 'biggest ticket in world cricket'
Economic Development
Warwickshire boss Colin Povey said a five-day test match against Australia is likely to exceed the record 101,000 crowd Edgbaston enjoyed in the 2009 Ashes.
Hyatt's new tavern terrace part of £6m hotel revamp
Economic Development
A new bar terrace is the centrepiece of a major £6 million refurbishment of Birmingham’s Hyatt Regency Hotel.
First female winners at Post golf challenge
Economic Development
Dozens of the region's business people joined football legends to contest the annual Birmingham Post Corporate Pairs Challenge.
Help to Buy rush proves patchy across Midlands
Commercial Property
People in some parts of the region were more than 20 times as likely to make the most of the interest-free Help to Buy loans than elsewhere.
Midlands IPF hosts seminar
Economic Development
Midlands Investment Property Forum hosted a seminar for its Next Generation Group at DWF's Birmingham One Snowhill offices.
Property firm hosted comedy night in Birmingham
Economic Development
London & Cambridge Properties (LCP) hosted its first comedy night at Birmingham's Glee Club.
£10 million plan to turn former Sutton council house into luxury apartments
Sutton Coldfield
Birmingham developer Anthony McCourt eyes ex-council building for new residential development
Wall James Chappell solicitors holds Easter reception
Economic Development
Wall James Chappell solicitors recently held their Easter drinks reception at its offices in Stourbridge.
Hawkins Hatton host annual Bull Market Dinner at Weston Park
Economic Development
More than 80 professionals from across the West Midlands attended a Bull Market Dinner at Weston Park in Staffordshire.
Visitor centres to be axed as focus switched to web
Economic Development
Inward investment body Marketing Birmingham is closing visitor information centres in New Street and at Birmingham Airport to focus its service online amid budget cuts.
Pensions minister at Squire Sanders dinner
Economic Development
Pensions minister Steve Webb MP attended the Squire Sanders roundtable dinner.
Blues and Villa facing catch-22 on wage bills
Economic Development
Crisis at Birmingham's big football teams after run of losses threatens drop